Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-01
LATEST rEf.EpneNE.

Miss Normal Keisner OF Toledo is the guest
OF Miss Daisy Lampman this week.
Mr.. owen Blockrnoro OF Toledo was up to tho
burg on business trip Wednesday.
Miss Alice LeFatree of Bowling Green, is the
guest of the Misses Bloomfield this week.
Misses Kate and Millc Hirth were tic guests
of relatives and friends here on the first Of the
week.
Mrs. Ducgid, and children, OF Cincinnati, Is
the guest of her sister, Mrs A, c. Fuller, this
week.
Miss Euphemia Robertson is spending her
summer vacation In Milwaukee, Chicago and
Waterloo, Iowa.
Miss Matte Norton, Of Toledo Is the guest OF
her cousins Misses Minnie and Nellie Bloom
field, this week
Miss sophia Zaengcr started on Wednesday
for visit at Niagara Falls, and with relatives in
the surrounding vicinity.
Miss Lillian Monroe, ofwooster University, is
spending her vacation with her brother, DR..
Monroe of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B, Webb, and little daughter
Mabel, have gone to Lima to spend TIE Fourth
with their daughter, Mrs. Harry Kcrsher.
Mr.. Tom b. Campbell, of Dacon's architect
office, Toledo, attended both the Commence
ment and Reception on Friday and Monday,
Miss Katie Kiep and Miss Frances weick, of
Toledo, were guests of Miss Ida Getz at the re-
cepton on Monday evening and also this week
Mr. Philip Lorenz and wife, and Mr.. F. 7.
Van Fleet OF Toledo, drove up last Sunday and
were the guests of their nephew, Mr.. Pliny Ray.
The friends of MISS Lulu Averill here have re-
ceived word that she carried Off the prize medal
at Snillie Seminary, at Atlanta, Ga, for the
greatest advancement in Latin in the past school
year.
Miss Kittie Smith who has been supt. OF the
High School at Upper sandusky during the past
five consecutive years, closed her engagement
with that School three weeks ago and is now u.
home.
Mr. A. r Champney and Mr.. T. ]. Gould
visited Detroit OH the first of the week, and Mr..
Champney laid in fine stock OF clocks and
watches.
Uncle Joe Ralston, aged IS years, accompanied
by his daughter, MIS- VIM. Fowler, were over
on the first of the week on visit with his
daughter, Mrs. David McGinnis, and his niece,
Mrs. Samuel Bradbrook.
Miss Julia Adams arrived Aome after the long
journey from Portland, Oregon, on Saturday,
having visited relatives and friends Mt Fox Lake
and Milwaukee, which aided materially in
breaking the fatigue of the journey
Mrs. D. A. Haylor and two babies and Mr..
Henry Thompson, of Bryan, arrived here on
Tuesday for visit "at home" Mr. Haylor will
visit relatives and friends at oberlin. and other
points in that vicinity before coming to the
burg.
Messrs. A. w Hitchcock, of oberlin, and S. j.
Hitchcock and daughter, Miss Nellie of Detroit
were the guests Of their brother, Mr.. W. j. Hitch
cock, of Lime City, last week. Mics Nellie re-
mained and attended the Commencement and
Reception of our Schools.
Mr. Robert Davidson, who by industry and
perseverance has greatly aided in subduing the
forests and building up beautiful farms in the
Scotch Ridge Settlement, aided during the past
fifty years by true and faithful wife, was in
town on Monday. He is unsettled and lonely
since the loss OF his life companion and thinks
probably he will make trip to his childhood
home in Scotland ere long.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. shanks. of Grand Rapids,
Ohio, Mrs. Shanks being a graduate of the Per-
rysburg High School. were in attendance at the
very pleasant reception given by the Perrysburg
-AAtAhAA iusb INcilllHs MT. G0uDkS mas seen n
good many towns, but says he gets homesick
every time he takes a look at the beautiful loca
ton of the Old Burg, and said if his business
was in shape to admit he would far prefer this
to any place he has seen to invest, locate and |
boom. And he carries n level head, too
The official board of the NJ. E. Church has |
granted its Pastor, Rev. Geo. B. wiltsie, a Saca=
ton OF three or four weeks. He and his family |
left the Burg last Tuesday morning and went
direct to Ann ArbOr to attend the Commence |
ment Exercises, at the close of which Mr.. Wilt |
sic expected to perform the marriage ceremony |
Of his brotherin-law, resident OF that place |
after the ceremony Mr. w and |
nmily will leave fof Canada, his old home, |
stopping on the way at Brentford and Toronto, |
rom which they will take a steamer down Lake |
Ontario and the st. Lawrence River, through
he Thousand Isles to Brockville. The pulpit
lere will be supplied as follows: July 3di by
Rev, Il. d. Whitlock, D. D., who conducts Quar-
erly Meeting services July 10th, by Rev. NJ. T
Ayres, of Freeport; July 18th, by Rev. L. E.
Wilson, of Watervile